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Hawthorn County Park suits anglers and families drawn to its stocked 18.3-acre Burns Lake. The park sits six-tenths of a mile north of U.S. 40 off Hunt Road, near Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in northeast Terre Haute. Campers choose from 70 modern electric sites or 15 primitive ones at $12-$25 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Hawthorn County Park lacks full hookups. Its 70 modern sites provide electric service, water stands offer drinking water nearby, and a dump station handles sewer needs. Sewer hookups at sites remain unavailable; primitive sites offer no utilities. Expect basic camping with these shared facilities.
Yes, Hawthorn County Park welcomes pets. Keep dogs on leashes at all times to respect wildlife and other visitors. No dog park exists, but trails and open spaces provide ample room for walks around the lake and refuge.
Sites at Hawthorn County Park cost $12-$25 per night. Modern electric sites include power; all campers share shower houses, restrooms, and the dump station. Reservations help, especially for weekends or events like the annual triathlon.
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